Extremely apologetic, remorseful, repentant
contrite
to adore
loathe
obsequious, slavish, subservient
servile
He was expelled from school because of his ______(adj.) behavior.
incorrigible
making an extravagant outward show, self-important
believing on slight evidence, gullible
credulous
fearlessness
trepidation
amalgamate, blend, coalesce, commingle, merge, mingle
fuse
The _____ (noun) of his behavior shocked everyone.
depravity
to withdraw or to repudiate a statement or belief, revoke
recant
unchanging
immutable
to make effective
nullify
bizarre, alien, unfamiliar
exotic
He apologized in order to ________ (verb) her dislike for him.
mitigate
friendly, courteous, amiable
affable
instructive, designed to teach
didactic
meekness
audacity
beginning, opening, overture
prologue
It is not right to _______ (verb) someone just because he disagrees with you.
vilify
difficult to understand, recondite, concealed
abstruse
Scholarly
erudite
martial, warlike
pacifistic
abeyant, latent, quiescent
dormant
Do not ______ (verb) her act unless you fully understand her situation.
deprecate
mysterious, inexplicable, puzzling
enigmatic